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Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I agree that cutting funding isn’t a solution in itself, that better programs need to be developed

But if you like research and wanted to do some digging, I’ve heard talk of these homeless programs being a money making racket for those administering them, with garbage success rates. Like a serious either incompetence or corruption issue

It's both but they are seriously corrupted. Lots of filled suitcases being tossed around.

California sees wave of political corruption

"California has been seeing a surge of political corruption cases in recent years, mostly involving veteran politicians who have a possessive attitude about their positions."

"Mohammed Nuru, the city’s former public works director is, as the San Francisco Chronicle summarizes, “at the center of a widespread federal corruption case that has linked city officials, contractors, nonprofit groups and others in a web of alleged bribery and fraud. The former public works director was arrested in January 2020 for allegedly attempting to bribe an airport commissioner. His case is still pending in federal court.”